Use CSS3 to implement WeChat-like chat bubbles

This article mainly introduces the CSS3 imitation WeChat chat bubble example code, which has certain reference value. Interested friends can refer to it

Today I will share with you a project I just did. A small case, because we are making a chat function, the previous chat page UI was very ugly, so I won’t show it to you here.

Now I will teach you how to use css3 to create a page that is the same as the WeChat chat interface.

First of all, let me show you what the page looks like, as shown in the picture below:

The page roughly looks like this. Next, let’s learn the production steps together. Bar.

Part One: HTML

<p class="leftd">

    <span ng-class="leftd_h">

        <img ng-src="./img/c_pic.pn" />

    </span>

    <p class="speech left" ng-class="speech left"> 

        二货，你看你傻样！

    </p>

</p>

<p class="rightd">

    <span ng-class="rightd_h">

        <img ng-src="./img/u_pic.pn" />

    </span>

    <p class="speech right" ng-class="speech left"> 

        嘻嘻嘻嘻。。。。。。

    </p>

</p>

<p class="leftd">

    <span ng-class="leftd_h">

        <img ng-src="./img/c_pic.pn" />

    </span>

    <p class="speech left" ng-class="speech left"> 

        笑什么笑，没看到本宝宝今天变漂亮了吗？

    </p>

</p>

<p class="rightd">

    <span ng-class="rightd_h">

        <img ng-src="./img/u_pic.pn" />

    </span>

    <p class="speech right" ng-class="speech left"> 

         不不不，每天你都很漂亮的啦！

    </p>

</p>

Part Two : CSS3

PS (This is the most important part, so I’ll show you all the code!)

/* 微信气泡 */

p.speech {

    float: left;

    margin: 10px 0;

    padding: 8px;

    table-layout: fixed;

    word-break: break-all;

    position: relative;

    background: -webkit-gradient( linear, 50% 0%, 50% 100%, from(#ffffff), color-stop(0.1, #ececec), color-stop(0.5, #dbdbdb), color-stop(0.9, #dcdcdc), to(#8c8c8c) );

    border: 1px solid #989898;

    border-radius: 8px;

}

p.speech:before {

    content: '';

    position: absolute;

    width: 0;

    height: 0;

    left: 15px;

    top: -20px;

    border: 10px solid;

    border-color: transparent transparent #989898 transparent;

}

p.speech:after {

 content: '';

 position: absolute;

 width: 0;

 height: 0;

 left: 17px;

 top: -16px;

 border: 8px solid;

 border-color: transparent transparent #ffffff transparent;

}

p.speech.right {

 display: inline-block;

 box-shadow: -2px 2px 5px #CCC;

 margin-right: 10px;

 max-width: 75%;

 float: right;

 background: -webkit-gradient( linear, 50% 0%, 50% 100%, from(#e4ffa7), color-stop(0.1, #bced50), color-stop(0.4, #aed943), color-stop(0.8, #a7d143), to(#99BF40) );

}

p.speech.right:before {

 content: '';

 position: absolute;

 width: 0;

 height: 0;

 top: 9px;

 bottom: auto;

 left: auto;

 right: -10px;

 border-width: 9px 0 9px 10px;

 border-color: transparent #989898;

}

p.speech.right:after {

 content: '';

 position: absolute;

 width: 0;

 height: 0;

 top: 10px;

 bottom: auto;

 left: auto;

 right: -8px;

 border-width: 8px 0 8px 9px;

 border-color: transparent #bced50;

}

p .left {

 display: inline-block;

 box-shadow: 2px 2px 2px #CCCCCC;

 margin-left: 10px;

 max-width: 75%;

 position: relative;

 background: -webkit-gradient( linear, 50% 0%, 50% 100%, from(#ffffff), color-stop(0.1, #eae8e8), color-stop(0.4, #E3E3E3), color-stop(0.8, #DFDFDF), to(#D9D9D9) );

}

p .left:before {

 content: '';

 position: absolute;

 width: 0;

 height: 0;

 top: 9px;

 bottom: auto;

 left: -10px;

 border-width: 9px 10px 9px 0;

 border-color: transparent #989898;

}

p .left:after {

 content: '';

 position: absolute;

 width: 0;

 height: 0;

 top: 10px;

 bottom: auto;

 left: -8px;

 border-width: 8px 9px 8px 0;

 border-color: transparent #eae8e8;

}

.leftimg {

 float: left;

 margin-top: 10px;

}

.rightimg {

 float: right;

 margin-top: 10px;

}

.leftd {

 clear: both;

 float: left;

 margin-left: 10px;

}

.rightd {

 clear: both;

 float: right;

 margin-right: 10px;

}

 

.leftd_h{

 width: 39px;

 height: 39px;

 border-radius: 100%;

 display: block;

 float: left;

 overflow: hidden;

}

 

.leftd_h img{

 display: block;

 width: 100%;

 height: auto;

}

.rightd_h{

 width: 39px;

 height: 39px;

 border-radius: 100%;

 display: block;

 float: right;

 overflow: hidden;

}

 

.rightd_h img{

 display: block;

 width: 100%;

 height: auto;

}

Here are basically small bubbles made using CSS pseudo-class elements. There are many cases on the Internet where the user's chat avatar is used as the background image, but I feel that this is not very suitable in actual projects, so I made some modifications to make it more practical.

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